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YOUNG, f indlrantdactunenloiCarber.-02, No. ici [Sonneteers to Hullmen,ll'Creery ACO.I (2nectason to John twright,) . : 4 0 , , L - arty t i ta tta r ro 2L eK it 7 co., late 01:16%3::;IrmY4 Forwarding and Commission Merchants, I'i/1 - AN UFACTURERS ad • Importers of And Wholesale Doden in 111 Pocket sod Table Cutlery, itn al and Dental 1n _11.4 . e s eiLeic i ' s L'elinasto.,lc k Co., aria ......,.. rr n. Produce. Flour and Wool, trumente, eyrie, Mira. Fishing kin, ao.. No. V , W. 4, street. They Fire sped., t the No. o . • .11 , tits,iittitstecti. l4 ... 15°' 6° ' can'rw sr \ ; , No. 153 Ff 1312 and 122 Second et, Pittsburgh, Pb. T. n der,. Lc Jobbing . an 1 Relining witilaue - '•''A Pa, aplilyd-my2l tualltyl deepatch. . et. ;;1 :1)t A. FAIINESTOCWO., WILOAX , - ig , - LI” .1 ° Dittliettn and Man of White Load, MeIIANE & ABIJER. .. - , ~,„'••1 Lead Lod Labarge, ecrtuer Wood d Iront shreds, Pitt. DUI= 13 C RIDGE, N:17:3.1:::::V7Or.11';I11'irCO.,". ' .."4 . burgh. -.' . moll Flour. Grrain and Produce. s ' .:; : .! ' T ,SCROONMAI4ERALNUFAVTURER Commission and Forwarding Merchants, Patent Rmillatini Enlines ,iii-?, FJ aor While Lead, Lead.Einry Paint. Lithl i- , io. 124 &rood Se., Pittsburgh, Pa. AN D t... 1 tr en d Wholesale Delderl Paint% Oda, lot, -4 '' 3,l - ray31:174 Portable Engines and Boil rs of all Sizilo, lftu. lc . No. Wood at ; PI burgh, Pa. ------ ' i J 033 3133 . PITTSBUINIII, . ~ 3 TOIIN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. Ciffillifirlik - ii; BOND, Works at 'ii V.P Irdulloy,)Wholesalesini Retail Drugyfat and Dealer , Noun Est. or rue Aim usi, lu PuElia.olla, Dyestuffs, to corner Wood and Sixth irtnent, `) COMMISSION MERCHANTS , _ m>10:ly LLEONEN V CITY. t -•- `,if. Pittaborgh. . ____ .._ - _ ‘ N a. No. 228 North Second Street, w F.LLs, BM:lDi* & co., Airitecolor Agent tor Dr. lord's llottletno. gal PHILADELPHIA, 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa-, 4 _TORN P. - SCOTT "WHOLESALE DEAL- For the agile sr Petcses and purchase of Fish, as., a. Any • - O. er lii Drue7iPalblia,olls, Varnishes and Dye...tufts, No. order• ,obi stith them wilt be promptly forwarded. '220 Liberty street. Pittilmrgh. tap. 0 dem. Orders eollcited from the Nand promptly Ship. All orders willreoelveprompt &Scala.. ...... 4 . -, '•••*" ..-7- pod as go imarnctkma Agent tor Batmen Palmontc Syrup • marthlydaw liutal . L. ." l *• - • • • ••"" S. l" . '" --- ' rainnmc au05.....-.... ................ 1 31 1 M12 113331 t. JOS. S. LEIICE & CO.. Tu nas--B months, or 5 per cent. dlicount for caah. • .? DRAUN & REftER., WHOLESALE AND N 05.249 & 244 LibeorlY 1 .<4 W"=:: :O SY S ' • 1 F 11 71A31 °14'6 7,T 114 0 Do SW I T CHES. J 3 Udall Drugglsta,conier of Litairt7 and St. Clair at.r.. , . ...i i Sittabrgh WHO LESALE AND acit.n.PolcsEttsiesargh, Ps, .ECNGENIiCantIEI & onrNxErrs. •• - ,k • TOSEPHii FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. CONnIII3SION DMRCELA-N-TS.. Corso+ Fire end Liberty So. Pieta urph, Pa. i''.4 EF Wilcox k (bloomer Marketers:et ond Dlamopd,boeya , DEALEIL3 IN QUPERIOR STEAM EN INES, for Grist • -,--.. f: oonetautly on hand elan end compleds asortnunt of Drugs, l 3 and Born MRS, Eresarles, `Pei dug Edstlishmente, • ,:i. Medici." Medicine Cheer, Perfumery, and all articles per s FLOUR AND BACON llanufar.tortes, dn., made to order. ' • if, talntox to tili business. 'Si Plffe and 'Sinner's Stock. They also cordinne the minds aof their Celebraud sipphyabigne prosaiptlots carefully cempotmded at; 'MACHINISTS! 00LB, .•' . 1 hoar. - jatiely Such am Turning Lathes, PITT BURGH MANUFACTURES. DR. GEO. IL KEYSER, DRUGGIS , iiiisny --- Iron Planers, - Boringstrilling Macine. Or. .• -.- 4 1 .I_, 14 0 Wood door; ointor or Wood street and Mr& - sran ....---r----,,,,,,,..ymerty u, et ¢ - neon. Also,Wrought Iron Shaftlem ad Pune" llaugara, ac. Alley, Plttaburgh„Pa.• - . . jot t EIPILINGEII lIISTIBAIIGII & CO.. _wcniptalyv ____ __— 11E1511.1/ 01511. 1 1V141, Iltabuct T IBtalau. CO MMISS 10 N MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN No. 480, corner Penn and Walnut Sfreefr, . ....... -........----- - . 4 . . ' L neTMUC " ' =•••• •••••' .-.0. . nnitntl• Wool, Irides, Provisions & Produce Generally, Pittsburgh. Pa•• I: ir _EEG% as'. RUTORrNSON., Commission No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. XANUFACTURER OF 11ENIP AND .'l.- ,•• ' AJ nud e Norirardlos Merchants, deafen In Western La ~.12 BIANILLA DED CORDS, HEMP AND SAILER]) .• ' i aerie Unase, roar, Fish, Boca% Butter, Limed Oil. Put ," ODES from !,4 In, to 1!„.i Inch, line and Common Pecking '• .; i' and Pearl Jahr% Seed; Greta, Dried Frult, and Produce AIoALPEN & CO., Tarn, Tarred and Spun Yen, Bluth and Bell Cord„ Wool -• '.l generally. Bost or Fsttally Flour always on heed,- ti..t. of J. s.u.a., gAirin a 0 .. mt . b .. 0 , Twine, Drown, Tying and Bening TIIII3C, Hu and Cotton ti' Agouti- for the Isla or Mayon Oo's celebrated Patouted ' &hie Twine, Ac. Pearl Starsh. NoAIIO Second and 145 First at., buiw«. GENERAL COMMISSION tia..A full supply of the ribose arlidos constantly On hand ".1 Wood and Smithfield sty Ptitabursts . Pa. aptild or made to order at rho Wand cosh prices. 1.7.4.1 yd . , AND - • - -•-• - ----.• ...r-crii2el4....OairrEiP MOOREIBAD & CO.. VI- ' MEESE WAREHOUSE.—IIENRY 'IL i NkJ COLLO% Yonrardlng and Oommlation Ilerduint,and • Dealer In Meese, Potter, Lake Fish ma Produce g enerally, ',P i 26 Wood et., id,oro Water. Pittsburgh- my2l ','• i . . T B. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN, ~ Iv • OHIO, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and ~ ,,Wholunde Denier In Western Resorre Cheap Butter, Pot 9 -and Peat Asb, and Western Prodace g enerally. Front 0., :I etween SrolthEleld and Wood, Pittsburgh. ---2..-- DAVID ,c..IIERBST, FLOUR, PRO dace, trodden and Oemeslsslois Merchant, No. MST Marti street, comer of Hand, Plt bnrgb, aim hi. atten• lion to the sabot Flour, Porkalacon, Dud, Cheese, Butter, arehribried Treats, Fools, to., do. arCkmoilPuonts respectfully wilcdtott. _' ~_ ~~ • ALEX. FORSYTH, (SUCCESSOR TO Fora, • Seott,) Forwarding and Ooriorduion Mar. t, Dealer lit Wool, Woo, Flour, Bacon, Lard and Lard Oil and Prodnuo col:madly, N 0.75 Water st., Pittaburei, Ps. EAGLE WAREHOUSE.-JAS. OARD INZIL Wholesale Dealer le Flom, Peorialoos and Produce generstly, No. 0 Seventh street, between Liberty and Smithfield, Pittsburgh, I's air Term s cash • "DI IDDLE, wins do CG., General Corn -11, mhetoe Iterelannts and Duelers in Groceries sod Pro. duce, No.IISS Liborte,strsot,Pittitures, P. 0.1/Kiouslgnmerdisolicitcd and ent. ,-I,ory returns guar , arced. dolP.pdssa . , • „ 1 , . 4 insurance AgentE A _Lb; lc .0 Water street. ; „ •... AA. CARRIER. SECRETARY Jones' • Phni l ennsylvania Insoran street.ce Company of Pittsburgh, iling,lonrth QAMIIEL L. MARSH-ELL, Secietary lea Insurance Company, 64 }Valor strtoL FM. GORD , Secretary Western haw . once Companj, 92 Waelsretz'oet. GARDINER COFF er IY , /' r; ', Agent for Frank . litklireltentraato Company, mitre:o comer Wood A. • MADEI • Mutwa Iturtmcac THOS. J. 11IIL Mcclandentlnnanac •e: • • ~. • • ' 1 sy. ess " POINDEXTER, Agent Great 00.,97 Front street. OBlNSTilirc CO., Dealerin Carpets, &c., No. 2371fth tarot. IaTILLIAII .51eCLINTODK, Dealer in V Carpets. cr0.112 ELarket stmt. fo2 -- - - W. IL. de H. itt , C6l•L Odle TIPA .1311,1 N CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Adr,LIATTiNGS, de. No. Irt Fourth street neer Wood. s F: atintnews. IRISECI DIAMENZIE, Attorneys :a Law, 001ce N 0.60 Pruth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. :Tatars Pub IL* and Ohio Ociumilssioner. set, ROBERT•WKNIGILT, ATTORNEY AT Law, aud Solicitor or the Doak of l'ltisbargb, No. 110 ",orthetreet.ritttbaxgh. delB & A. P. MORRISON, AT JOs~PU s. torneprit Law. Odloo N 0.92 Fourth stomear Wood, Pittsburgh, P. my 24 • 13r2 Goatio. . Lt. LOVE , Dealer in Staple`and Fancy ‘,.!• Da Oasis, sign of the °dew.' Des No 51srlug street, rittsburgh. . mrl9 ANURPILY &,1311RWIFIELD, p.EALFAS ILL la end Ladhaf Drees Goode gonerelly GlaGa4 Teletex end Shawls, Etalrfoldedm sad Staple &ode, for Wally toe. An stuusually 'refine eneartment la ell the above depertmente,Dxst motile' end et the lowed pace. earNortkeeestar. Vortrth end Market ite"tal EMI MEM No. 1131 , Markat Street, 8i Straw GaAs gonarally. naS • ' ' .1" T Seventy. Ave Few and Second Band CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, r i -".. 4 ~~ ti ~ ts, Y~ . V MM Illa LT T/CT3I.TEP/3 ExcEhoarro•Er.-s,, TWO MU& lOW, NEAR I.IeWiIENORPILLE. MILE subscriber offers for sale, or J. exchange an the man remmeable terms, One assortment cf =roaches and second-ha= Buggies!, made by Watson, of Philadelphia, some but little mod. Also, twenty-one new Buggimoniele in my men shop. from the gg Mry Mot material purchased in the =Warn market. A firm lot of TrottVagons, new and second hand. Also,_ a tot of Beat IV Jenny Linds,Oarmatitown Wgons, Jersey Wagon. Rockaway% two hue Phaetons, see foe four parsons, ma of them Wamon's make and one of them liow Pork mks. WO fine co one nude by Dix D. Rod •ms, Philadelphia, end a few common Boggle., suitable for ROA meditating. The subectiter flatters hisoaelfbe can maks it to the intermit of pais' ons wieltheg to purchase, to give him a call The establiehment le couventemt to the city, the Eked elm Omnibus line Omahas passing the door emery ten er l n. atm ner=ciedeame2 1~~~. • 1• 3 : • '.•• • Carriage, and wagon Diannfaciaty. M. L. STICIPECIECINS. Agent. Chewer Smithfield Street and Diamond Alley, WOULD rospectfullz;u2rmLikwit . publio thit he is now and hes rammed the bushows of 01140 making he all ha variettee,and 4uso prep:wad to execute order, let Wagons of all deecriptlata, Including ail work Tor.lroa Merchants' eollcitlng a eenitiaustoce of the patronage so liberally be stowed upon him while at I.tte ad dend of "Bigelow a Ca," be would enure hts friends that the mate ore and atten• Con will be saran roan Ids orders so heretofore, haring se rural the sentkos of the bort workmen, sod baring ample spartmsulaeleewhera for the !lobbing of tine work. gel good imartment of heavy work now on hand, suit. able for Ityring. use. Al work warranted for 12 months. sirP.UCUIOr ettantkm ghen to repairs. ' jalklyd Coaelli,and Car f ags IMtnry. JOIINBON, an.coraza & co., Ora? Behrwedand . R<Deoxi Strati, ALLEGIIM WOULD_RESPEOTFULLY IN; T Pan their blends, awl the public genoME rally, that they atao nanatactng Carriages, Broothee, Boolnerays, Bangles4lolglis and Chariots, In an their earl. oria styles of Wale and Fopartions. Atlordmevtil be oszentedvilb drift regal , ' tOdurehlllW and banitY of Iltibh. Repairs trill also be attended to on the most resemble teem. Using In all their , rork the best Eastern Matta, Poles awl Wboel ant, they feel confi dent that all who favor them with tbar patronage he erfatly satlsfied on trial of their work. Priallsisffs are requesberl to give. them a rail before per. chasing elalrbere. noP,lya _ _ _ -- - B. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED at Dr. Broithi.corner Fifth and Smithfield streets, on TB. WEDNK4DAYI and DATURDAYS, from to to I and 1 to 3 o'clock. • .on the DrawnoiLlolltoad. jaelyd• loaa mum JOHN' .TELOMPISON .St CO., fj OUSE PAINTERS , GLAZIERS AND jcalecLatlin=74.2t luaLaPi; Turpentine, Varnish, Japan and mit& Patent Wars, rdle Montaigne Zinc, a vary superior article Philadelphia , asstplitsburghiVnltatead always els bend and fur sale.— .. 11 tT ' t w o gat iu C 4 *I Irv= t in I R Ta r Kriada .team. Painters sal ronney by Fettles Weir color* swami eritb =ultrlS 1 • Painters. • LONG a.4./1.14E, II OUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, II No.71(014 Post 001441:141111.4)114rdstroet,betireen Wood cr34.3larktt streets.' .All or4eli promptly attended to. Sirelgos cpcated • experkweyti. camayd. . ' ! WALNUT BALL . REISTAIMANT, i . . :I t 'MOM HALZ,447g smear: . .q . J 0 EEI1 2 .2 t -PA. - 10MM lt. v PaoPniaron. - i , d , A LL THE DELICACIES 0: 412 1 s: lll33 tocm cwallAs°l3. 7: l .t P T. ,,, 7 P'tb Z, ' „ ,t".7 . o, cLOO 'n' K Y.M. All grader In the ithfinitr a te tt r4tVg d s . t; or ' . B"Budnersth'"crdsvatlldaiglithe=.) le It WALNUT an , LZi t d 4edre. —, .f ,' - VA= Depot for Chltal, 7 - 1 . 1 ; , G. 0 4 " 4 ii. 47 peaepbla la thsdr Proa.lill .. tel 3 ocillYd kral L . , ___2.;:•.l MIXED MB, :CV ALEWNE SOW , .I.lllll—÷-11111.r. ~' IMON.- - "Aa otcOrbig.tili tor Dylprob, grart. , malty of Os litomach. tri. A larplopply mind tr.',. ; - 7, - is =an ormiltirtatiOtge, 1 ...F ~.. vortvtAxtionca Levee and Washinwton Avenue. WYANDOTTECIILVE TY, RENCES: KANSAS TERRITORY, R Jcsoph S. Lomb • Co., Awl Plltabargh Blerchanta ally. lylnikelyT L • EWIS SIMARTON, (Successors to D. T. Horgan & C 0.,) Whalen], Grocers Ind Commission Merchant& 107 Wool street, Pittsburgh. __- - • HENRY S. KING, (LATE OF THE erm of King R Mixithead,) Caro:minim Merchant, and Malec In Pig Meal .d Bloom. N0.'16 Weer Bionict, low Market,Pittsbargb, P. A i A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO ILLS dy,Joaes Ch,)Commiatioa sod Forwarding Bler cliaa4 Agent of tha Madison and Lodi-la:polls Reltroa4 ow% ner First nd Ferry ate., Pittsburgh, Pa. jsZtlyd EDWARD T. ILEORAW, GENERAL Comadaslon Merclotat, and intelnalo Dealer Lei Mann. factored Tame., Imported and Domenic Cipus, Baca, de to. N. 211 Liberty street, opposite the head of Wood.Pla tairgh, Pa. mhlt_ly •- - -- - T. /.ITTLE &. co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMIEHON MERCHANTS, .kalnsuruiceCo jj AGALEY, COSO RAVE k CO., Wholesale ?men, Nua. 113. A Z) Wood rtreel, b=.Bl, ALEXANDER KING, 111110LIISALE Oteracand Imparter of Soa.. deb, lio. 273 Liberty street, Pittaborgh, Pe. apllyd• TM. MITCIIELTREE, JR. & BRO. Whedesele Omar' Rectifying DLstilleraomd Win and Liquor gerchanta, No.="Libetty etmet, Piiteb- StI2S DONEVG COOLEY, WHOLELA.LE GEO. COS sad Dont Tarnsbera; dealers to Praltee sad Pittabargh lasursceares, N 0.141 Water street, Le. Cherry Alley, Pittsburgh, Ps. tnyZl eatpeto. rosy Torrif FLOYD & CO., IVIIOLESALE UP Grocers and Commission nierst..ts, N 0.178 Wood mad San Liberty strat.t, Pittsburgh. Joln . —...lownt Int.,. Wrfrtt7iiiigirsT,AVllTßZSALE GEO- T CVO, Comminvion Ilarchen? a .. nd Da t alern in Paz drien and Pittaborgh Mannfactures, N0....,13 Llx , nly l'ittaburgh. J. . earcuips. pgaiciang. E=3 Grocers BS= And de Lenin . . FLOIJII, BACON. 011KCSE. FIBS, OILS and PILODOCE. No. 1 t 2 Second St., Pittsburgh, Pc. sa_ talent &drums, made on eanglignmeuts. narl OBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer, Product, and. Comtnisoloo Merchant, Nu. 134 Front t, Deur Wood, Pittgough, ro. apfnlyd Ut! I'ALCC6IVTI.....- JOII2O. SQHRIVER dr, DILWORTH, WHOLESALE tinkers, N 0.120 and 132 Bleon.l. etreet, (between Wood imilinfthaeld,Pittanargh. • Ar. 4 1 _. 0., " 111 A • lII' s McCUTCHEON WHOLE• 13AL8 Gomm, Produce and Commission ;Morchant, and Molar In Pittsburgh IMmufacturesi Article, No. itti Liberty street, corner of Itomery ay, Pittsburgh, Pa. myB A TWELL, LEE & CO. WIIOLESALE JOS. Firmer% Prodnot and Oontr;lssion Merehanta, and Dealers In Pittsburgh 31anufnetured, No. 8 Wood street, to two. Water and Front at., Pittsburgh. • split P ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE Grocers, Corrunissioa iferchants, and Dudes. In all kinds of Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh 31sonfectures, No. 255 Libel:dist:root, Pitanburgh. JalStlyd OBERT IL KING, WHOLESALE GAO _Lti CEA, Coccadadan Blerthant, and Dealer is Putt hers, Flour, md all kinds of Country Produce, No. 211 W. arty street, mouth of Sixth, Pittsburgh, P. Liberal ad- Timm made on cousiromments. Jablyd UM? 0/1.13=- JllO3 cuaumaa OBERT DALZELL CO., WHOLE BALE Grocers, Ooromlesion and Forwarding ller ctuusta and Dealer. Producttand Pittsburgh Elnazdarrarea, N. =liberty erre, Pildalmrab. Pa. cud tint Estate agents. WARD D , , EALER IN -PROMISSORY NOTES, Bomb, Mortgagee and all seanitles for mossy. remain can procure to through my Agency, on remork ablo terms. Those visiting to Wrest their Money to good admitsge., can allmys dod grid and second class raper at my oalce, for sale All. Contmunlcations and interview. , atrictly confidential. Mica GRANT 52.11 PACT, oppoalte Peas Cathedral. JoLdtf ISookotlicus, NITS. RENTOUL, 20 EL Olair street, -. Dealer in itallgkros and 311scollaneous wok., ...I Daporiutry at ASIXTICISI Tract Boalatfn Publications. intlesdawlyP • M. G. JOHNSTON Fc CO., Stationers, tosok Book Earornslons. and Job Printer. do. 6T and Woo. Pittsbargts, P. 0030 C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO A. 2. B. 5ad6,3.4 Macula and Beta Dealer in Docks, Stationery and Paper Ilanginv, Federal Woe t, door B. R. of ldarket Square, Allegheny, Pa. TORN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND stationer, rue...or t." ord., a Agoew,.No. GJ Market (Met, near Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa. S AY CO., BOOKLLERS AND them nor No. 65 Woodstreet, neat door to nor of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. School and Lm Book. eon. stantlyou hood. L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA- J voyER, No. 78 Fourth st-, Apollo Building. u T 80 MINE B, BOOKSEWri 1.1. WI Stationer, Muonie 1141, Fifth !tercet. =MI J ----- -- ORN R. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD , between Diamond Alt and Parma street, Eels Art fur WICKERT- 40 A SONS' Bosnm) PIANO II'OBIES, MA SON lit DAUM'S MOD RIELODEONB .r,a ORGAN ItfAitIIONIDALS, and 'Dealer In Moak, and MusinstOroods. J 0.% KLEBER & BRO., No. 53 FIFTH Ha St., Stan ofthe Golden EDwp,Suie Agent torNITNNIS a CLARE'S (New York ) unrivalled OTRIA and Saws PIANOS, and °AMU= k NEEDHAM'S genuine MEW. DEONS and ORGAN UdinIONIITMS, Dealers In Musk and Musical Inetrinnenta CllAirlal7E /ITT LUKE, MANUFACt iTE, SD end Dealer la Plano-Yortes, and Importer of Undo and Menial Instruments.. Pole Agent for the HAMBURG PIAICOS,Ideo for TULL= DAVIS A . C 0.13 &atm; Plane* with end itithout N.olenn Attachment. 119 Wood stret. PittoborgA, Pa.—Mar/trod 1855. Doom of 12 Trostaso—facolty of 11 Tambora: 800 Eillllo/IMS ANTE.M. I / 2 Jas. 1858. Dundicriprepandfor adualdulict gra.. Onuding Room. LNi• STRUCITION given in Single and Double IWO Dook.korpoing, as owl to every department of lbw Coromgdol Ari th metic, Rapid Dodoes* Wilting, tiler. Sandl Oarreepondence,Comniertial LA., Dotectlageuoutm• loft limey, Political gcortomy, Elocution. Phooogropto and an other mibJectA ardour, for tho thoronigb education A atudeam nue. of . P Q - o.l , Arril, A. Af., Pro [. of Boot:keeping and Science of • J. A: harasser. sad IL A. Dams, Anastant Teacbera of Book Xaplog. Ems. Warr, A. T. Doman, and /L Ittartair, prat. sore of Paranundep. 'twelve Ant promfunts over all comperlttan tar beet Pen and Ink Writing, Eiretne NOT roa Tnalialain Woßl. .L CL - Pne A. IL, Prot rm, . of Itathometica Timm. 2c.—Yall course, time unlimited, enter at any Um; has. Average time, Bto 12 weeks. Board about $2,50. Satire . cast $5O to $7O. Graduates witted to o u t &natio,. BpDaIIIOII/1 of onequallod writing and cirentus wit free. Mares. P. W. JENKINS, PillAtlrEh, Penna. PUBLISIIINO 110179 E, 126 Wrn Sired. Nw York.-- WROLVILLIS AIM RETAIL CHEAP BOON, M.ACIAZIIM Putt:am:ma AED Boomuct.unta EsTAimmix/arr. SilleYerlicsdar attention paid to mlecellenecal orders for any lintels connected with the trade. InsAttnioves rout *soon addrawit; A.-, Ourionor to IL . BUDT Long k 8.10112.0 s 320 Idiom sired. N. T• CIXOS-1000 ha. amnia"' Glass, assorted Illalbr mg* tal It 4 Akuuma gum I.II4IIICIORM OF A'inerienn, Plain and Corrugatod, GALVANIZED EIH.FIET IRON Vol. Roofing, Guttering. Eponting, ic. Asrectr for IVoa4'a Patent ItaltattennUella Sheet Iron, iii.Worehowe-13.1 41 Pint Street, Pittenovh. me27:lyd .n. u. mauroa, . L o NS. (50cc...., to A. Lyolo D.) 710027/7C7C78 07 LOOKING GLASSg PICTURE FRAIES, AND DEALER IN , VARIETY GOODS. &C . r . No. 138 Wood Nt., Plitibusgh, f0,3:4t1 - MORRIS d COLTA-13:r.1 sots ouxonorcniena or 1317GELE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC FORGE AND TRIP DRIERS. HAMMERS of the following sizes ,. &e., A.A. made to order 14).1, Wit 7 la. falfblow, 3654 lb.. Pt sea $ 150. " " " Urea r. " 450 "4, "15 " " =B4 .. 900 " " 41150 15011 "2 " " " " 64931 " " "01.15 Ala- Orders whetted. For particulars &dared+ MORRIS & COLTART, rirnonmsze, BILAJDLEI Y L" . , (rO5/0. the St. Clelr E tree, !bldg.') Allegheny City, Penna.. ZIANCTICTCI[ I OF BRADLEY'S WOOLEN KNITTING TARN, Of every Color sad Number. TS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON Vourt corks far every Color Or number of Yarn. flaw oir lowa one of the ortglusl mutoofocturers of rho relebrw ed "Itrodle7 Woolen Yorus,•ln connection with my brothe- Wm. Bradloy, of ineeliug, I would respectfully wollelt shore of the orders fur Turrol. wr *bor.- /arc:La , paid for Oherp Skim rod Wool . WlLLtur WILLIAM lIAMNIMLL & co., 61 Penn et., below 51arb, Pittsburgh, Pa. QTEA3I BOILER. MAKERS AND S4IEET LJ Iron Worker, Mannlarrarers f aurnhlih Patent eon; Laranotice, hurl and Cylinder Bailers, Chinancya, /3raichen. tiro 11,11. Flrsm Pura, Conderleam, alle Pans, Sugar Pans. Iran Yawls. Llfelloate, etc. Also, Work, tridge sad Viaduct Irma., done at the anal - rat no tice. All aria= from a distance promptly armada:lto. . Jen Pena Cotton Elins, PlLtsburgli. V ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., IVIANUFAC , TOILERS of— Penn A Nal hoary 44 Shetollnam Gulatt Quin of all nolo,. and shador Cotton Tarlac. Led Ow* " Plough Linos and Sash Conti nape 01a11 altos and destritalcnr. 13att/titt. iiiirOrdtra left at the Ward ware Store of Logan, Wil • 00031 Wood erect, will hare attention. joi:Sity JA MEN lELWINt MANUFACTURER OF QULPHURIO ETLIERS Sulpha: 1n Acid; 5.0 ;Sweat Spirits of Nimes Nitric Acid; Ilaffenan's Anodynes Mortalle Add: Aqua Ammonia. PM Nitrous Mt Fowler's &dodoes m a May be Count et Jolm Irwin A Sows. 57 Water street. PERRIN & JOUNSON, MANUFACTURER/3 AND DEALERS IN Nikr E. CLIILDS CO'S PATENT BLAB . 110 FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, 123 Tuns, STAZrr, Pittsburgh,Pa. oclivitt do SON, PLUMBER AND OAS FITTER, No. 10 Fourth an .e, mar Liberty, and 4T2 Penn street, cast door to Alderman Parkinson's Moe, and Federal st, near Lscock Allegheny. AlrEvery description of Fittings for Water, Chu and Steam my3lif JOHN cmairatia., ANUFACTUREROFBOOTSk 6. AU_ and BUM of orsry description, No. 34 &nit! old street,Pittabargh. Pa 0c.31:46 WILLA P. 11.82.1.1.1.. Wall Paper Warehonee. WALTER P. CARS AL & CO., porters and Dealers, IF7 Wood etreet, between Fourth street and Diamond Alley where may be found as extend. assortment °revery description of Paper flanginpor Par lora, Halls, Dining Rooms and Chamber. Abo, Window Shades, to great variety at lowest pricos to country dealers. mein WALTER P. 31.ARSPLALL A CO,._ comom:oos • . • • . EDSIUNDSON & CO., Nos. 96,11.nd 98 X/. 'moo West, near Word, Ranufactarers and Dealer. In WALL PAPM OORTALN GOODS, ORNAMENTS, FRINGES, TASSELS AND CORDS, COMFORTS, BEDS, PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, Ac., Would tolicit the attention of purchaser. to their Wire and 'vied .tock. apW,rand JANLIS W FURNITUBSZAND CHAIR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Embracing avell atylo of V 17 R. IS X T 17 R. a, ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT, guitablo for PARLORS, CIIAMBERS AND DINING ROOM, Equal to any In NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, LOWER PRICES. Wa-Every article made by band and Warrantod. CABINET MAKERS Fantle.] aith any quantity of FURNITURE and CUAIRB, on reasonable tam.. HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS Faralabod at the a/waist notice. WABEcoons, Nor. 77 LSD 79 Tamp STREET, tae-bilf PITTSBURGH, PA. /OEM T0CN0..........1.11 , 01.5 4 tOOllO I`. B. YOUNG & 1111ATTAGT011J111 OF FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of "Every Description. FACTOILY—thIcreI St., between Wlle and Preen. Avenue Warehouse—Nos. 38 h, 46 Smithfield Si., QTEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE----We LI ere cougatatly menatlcturlng ESTMULDOST CADDI 1/CILNITIIIIC end OILLIILS, and Invite the attaulion of thaw Interested to tarnishing boats. ee3ikdieerS T. B. YOUNG it CO. ~—S TEINWAY'S PIANOS. JUST RECEIVED—A lot of EITELNWAY & RON'S CI:LECH:4TO PIANOS. Purchasers destructs of procuring one of t ir tZeTillsirl Piano Form urn requested to mak 00Ziy ttpplic g the supply falls for short of tbodamstul. KLEIIEIt & 131t0., No. 13 Fifth street; Pole Agents his Stairway & &nun also, fur Now Clerk's Pianos. STARCH AGENOY.-11AVINO BEEN appointed . Agent tar Pittsburgh, by the KAMM ETAIWII MI PAN I', for tlis Wool their celebrated PEAEL BTARCIL(whIch Is warranted wpm! in quality to any known In this market) ere MOW repated misapply Wholesale Deal ers et raaantectarers' prim. We Invite tbe attention date Trade to this article, to an examination of our present dock, and willeb be heptagon] to the design& ATWELL, LEE A 00. to 8 No. II Wu:deltas CHEAP DRESS GOODS.-MERNIY 1 BUIGGIVIELD hare received many styles of Ladles' Dora rode lately, which they are gelling eery cheap. Garages for 1.2Y4 and 1634. c. Divide for Valls Cloths 12.1ie. Lamm o i and 10c. Alva, many Myles of Fine Goode at las than visual prime. le&IMO/ ll\ I" .es asso on . es p. art stock of Dress Grads, Shaw* Wantirs, to s, Mooning Good., Boolla Wort, and Dorocarics in tko city. Plena call and soothe= 0. =BMX WI% apl4 formerly Love Bro., No. T 4 Market erect. gn BXS. WOOD'S PEARL STARCH in %, store end for sale by 11 L. LIIINESTOCK t CO., No.6o,s_omer Wood ood Fourth sut 4XTRAFAXILY FLOUII,3OO bbls. choice white wheat. Dan Indl y Plow Gss .ale by j 0 ; PIICISANX ANJII4I.OI Second at. COD FISH -1 cask just received and for C a by (A) , Ram .on lIARBAVGItt 00. . - • RGH, THURSDAY 'N,PRNING, JUNE 24, 1858 Vittsblagt 6attte, , _________ . ___ Tux Founts' Fes TITAL. —On the Sabbati im mediately succeeding the German Festind in this city, the Be,. Charles Walther, of the Raith field street Protestant Church, alluded b that occasion in a few remarks, which an eneemed German friend kindly translated for us, but. which have laid upon our table several days waiting for space in our columns. The remarks, however, have lost nothing by being "kip." Here they are: "The cause of truth has had to do belie at all times and in all countries, but wiere. the weapons aro noble-mindedness, courage and perseverance, victory will eventually mown its efforts. These considerations call our gtentlon to the historic importance of the week int past —an importance acknowledged by tin Amer ican as well as by the German element of our city. For If the Germans fdrm a breath of the American people it should boa noble and ntv lag branch, engrafted on and rejuvenating tin trunk and improving the fruit. I may therefore well be permitted to advet hero, in the sanctuary of our church, to tie ,moral and religious significance of the Singes' Festival, which passed so beautifully, nay one so gloriously. I may advert to it here, I say for though our church is decidedly opposet to a certain intellectual school, she novertheles evinced ever the liveliest interest, co-operation and participation wherever the advancement ( truth, liberty and progress were concerned. Whatever then is beautiful and sublime in lit is nearly related to true religion ; antLesposialk does this apply to song and music, since rt Ilgion touches the chords of the sublime ad divine in the human heart. Song with bees' paniment is an Important and indispensable pat of the protestant form of worship. Upon th wings of song, prayer, sermon and sacramet rise to God-pleating devotion. Only by Coup gal.ional singing is our public worship made is, not in which all participate. And who has a= dered, nursed and developed it! The rtfon ere, and especially Luther. He was the eat who, after centuries of neglect, paid altentia to this. lie wrote our impressive and tendr hymns; he composed our simple, yet lofty ad soul-touching tunes. Recall to your minds, re , hearers, the incomparable hymn "Ent vase Bursa," which rises in the history of the refc mation like a triumphal column. How tonchig is the story of Luther, the poor chorister, sicc ing before the doors of Eisenach, and winnig by.his innocent childish deportment and by is melodious tender songs, the protection and s sistanco of a noble pious German woman! le established choirs of boys, those semineriesof church music. You, coy older German frig*, recollect with a melancholy pleasure the chefs tort that sang before your doors. When the reorganization of the schoolsbe came necessary in Germany, the choirs connet ed with them were also dissolved; and in heir places are now the great common school sytem and these singer societies. As long as throb singing in maintained, our worship will nowink to an empty ceremony; for the sermon rises from the hymn, as the expression of the lying word from the awakened feelings. Elptolsterp .furntturc WOODVTICLI , PUBLISIIIO DAILY AND WEEKLY BY - El de 1197111 ISTISLI. ADM FLISILVICLD. And I may certainly further say that sling er's festival, an it was held in our midst,is the clear expreesion of genuine German nationlity. A masterpiece of German art, the Gateau, "On the Sea Shore," was performed will pre cision, power and grace. At tho days o the "feast," nil brethren and sisters, "From the Danube, Weser, hbine, The Elbe, Odor adu the Main," were as of one heart and of one thought. Their peaceful enjoyment, their "Gtaniath lichkrit" were an evidence of pure Germs feel ing, which delighted our American broth's. I may mention the excellence of the Germs Peo ple's life—their truthfulness, industry, reigaous feelings and harmonious enjoyments. .et us maintain these. In doing so, we shall surely form no opposition to our American felbw-eiti- Yens, but we shall rather offer the land of friendship, for co-operation, to the weal of a great and free fatherland. We may letrn from them circumspection, cautiousness and forbear ance, and they will learn from ne wariall of feel ing and Cannot:dons and joyful soda, amass ment., and a religiousness which is :pally re moved from cold infidelity as [roan hypocritical sanctimoniousness. And if the euesas of our festival is considered, we will acutely get the ac knowledgment, from our ativerries,,that the Germans are not unworthy the raver o' heaven, which gave, between the continual rainy weather, four days of sunshine for the eclebratien of their national foolival - ItOTATION OF CHOI , —ESTIMATEL—Tho fol• lowing we copy from the Rural Kew Ferber Eds. Rural:-1 have been much hterested, by the communication of " F." of Odeans co., in your paper of April 17th, and am boking for responses from other experienced farmers. No doubt they have their thollyhts upon too subject; we hope they will give them pen aid ink that you may print them for your hundrld thousand readers. I shall not, at present, a.tempt any review of the question, but take )ecnsion to reach a rotation which has already received some notice in your columns. I refer to the "four course" system marked out in the table below. The estimates are founded on those of " F.," but vary in some particulars: Yield Total cash per arm. Total Id,. Talus (Coro ..... ...12 arres. 50 b,r 000 $ 60 $3OO 00 I. Corn lbdilerl2 00 00 Potriters 3 " 150 400 .0 22,5 00 t Barley.. ....la rol •• 450 75 337 60 J " Btrayr 16 / 1 30 00 1 . Meat . . ..__3 ..5 " ^ 109 IE. 125 00 " stray, 6 to ou 100 75 76 00 straw— Ai " 15 00 Perdu 5 " 0.3 " 125 100 125 00 craw ..5 30 00 4 {llay ...... ....15 " Wm 2.1.4 vOO 202 51/ roll feed.... 16 2.5 00 Cloyed Berr.l 10 " 2 to. 221 cOO 1553 00 The parliculars of the course aro briefly as follows: straw....s " Commencing with greensward, manure roe y and plant to corn and potatoes. The second year sow the ground to barley. The third year giro five acres to wheat, with &dressing of de composed barn manure, sowing early and doing all the work in the best manner. Give another five acres to rye, which is a better crop either for human food or fattening pork or beef than many farmers may suppose. lie one who has given it a fair trial will neglect sowing a few acres. These crops are among the best on which to "seed down," and we shall always take advan tage of the fact. The land for the beans may be fitted and planted after other spring crops are finished, and the crops will ripen in time to admit of auccessfal fall seeding to mix grass, or clover alone. Bean straw is of high value far foddering sheep—nearly or quite equal to the common run of hay. in all cases of sowing grass seed we would follow it with a dressing of plaster, if none bad been supplied within six months previous. The hot year's sowing may be varied, giving more or lees room to either crop, as circumstan ces suggest. We would not sow much wheat, unless we could also apply manure, and sow early upon a warm, well-drained soil, en as to give it the earliast possible maturity. We would givemare room to beans, were it not that more labor is required for seeding down, and the first crop or grass Is usually of less value. If we kept sheep, we would certainly give a few acres to this crop. As for rye, we think it good policy to keep a supply of this grain always on hand. It Is objectionable to grew more than pee va riety of product in a single field; but many farms are so divided that this would not be ne cessary. It would not be a bad rotation to seed down on the barley, and, where one has a largo stock of cattle, it would be advisable to do so in some cases. As to the price of barley, it is a profitable crop to grow for feeding out upon the farm—and perhaps it cannot bo put to better use than thus to consume thecrop. Oats might follow corn or barley—they often pay • good profit—and would do still better wore they not so often crowded on to the poo an rest land, and ated to the latest period of sowing, d half cultiv at that A. YOUNG FAICRICIL - - A CAILD ruou Mn. Cuaatze Inexans.—Three and twenty years have passed einee I entered upon my present relations with the public. They began when I was so young, that I find them to have existed for nearly a quarter of a century. Through all that time I have tried to be ma faithful to tho public as they have been to me. It was my duty never to trifle with them, or to deceive them, or to presume upon their favor, or to do any thing with it but bard work and justify It. I have always endeavored to dis charge that duty. My conspicuous position has often made me the subject of fabulous stories, and unaccounta ble statements- Occaisionally such things have chafed me, or even wounded me, but I have al ways accepted them as the shadows inseparable from thelight of my notoriety and success. I have never obtruded any, such personal uneasl nem of mine upon the generous aggregate of my audience. For the first time in my life; and I believe for the last, I now deviate from the prinoiple I have so long observed, by presenting myself in my own journal hi my own private character, and entreating all my brethren as they deem thatthey have reason to think Well of me, and to knolohat I am a man. who has ever been usilfeatedly true to our comannoolllos) to lend their aid to the dasseminetion of my present words. Soma domestic trouble of mine, of long stan ding on which I will mate no further remark than that it claimato be respected as being of a sacredly private nature, has lately been brought to en arangement which involves no anger or ill-will of any kind, and the whole origin, pro gress, an . / surrounding circumstances of which have been, throughout, within the knowledge of my children. It is amicably compo4ed, and its details hard - but now to be forgotten by those concerned in it. By some means, arising out of wickedness, or out of folly, or out of inconceivable wild chance, or out of all thee, this trouble has been made the occasion of mlsrepresentstions most grossly false, most monstrous and most aruel—involving not only me, but innocent persons of whom I have no knowledge, if indeed they hove any existence—and so widely spread, that I doubt it one reader in a thousand will pereue these lines by whom some touch of the breath of these slanders will not have-passed like an un wholesome air. Those who knew me and my'nature, need no assurance under my hand that such calumnies are as irreconcilable with me as they are, in their frantic incoherence, with ono another. But there is o great multitude who know me through my writings, and who do not know me otherwise, and I cannot bear that ono of them should bo left in doubt, or hazard of doubt, through my poorly shrinking from taking the usual means to which I now resort of circulating the truth. 1 mot-solemnly deolan, then—and this I do both in my own name and my wife's—that all the lately whispered 'timers touching the trou ble at which I have glanced are abominably false, and that whoever repeats one of them after this denial, will lie as willfully and as foully as it is possible for any false witness to lie before Heaven and earth —ProurrAnki Words. June Oa.] The Plunder of Lueknew Correspondence of the London Timm In some instances our men have exhibited signs and tokens that the license of sieges and storms has produced its usual effect upon discip line. There has been a suspicious upsetting of two treasure tumbrils under a European guard, in the which some few rupees were missing, and paymasters exhibit a preference for natives in the discharge of the delicate duty of convoy, which can only arise from a perverse habit of arguing from a particular to a universal. In addition to those influences must bo estimated the effect of unexpected riches unequally dis tributed among men. There are some compan ies in different „regiments which can boast of privates with thousands of pounds worth in their ranks. One man I heard of who com placently offered to lend an officer "whatsom ever he wanted, if ho wished to buy over the captain." Others have remitted large sums to their friends; some have "realized," after great strength of mind and body in holding out against ready rupees and carrying their treasures about them; others are hoarding up bite of glass which they fondly believe to be valuable gems, and are looking forward to the time when they can sell them for "twice as as much es Jem Brown got for his." Ero this letter reaches England, many a diamond, emerald and delicate pearl will have told its tale, in a very quiet, pleasant way, of the storm and the sack of the Kamerbaugh. It is just as well that the fair wearers—though jewelry, after all, has a dead ening effect on the sensitiveness of the feminine codscienco—saw not how the glittering baubles were won, or the scenes in which the treasure was trove. Indeed it is only truth to tell that most of these interesting memorials of the siege of Lucknow were bought—bargains very often —by officers on the spot from soldiers hot from plunder. And some of those officers have made, litteratly, their fortunes. There are fine brace lets clasping brawny wrists, the proceeds of which are already devoted to buggies, and dogs, and horses, to Greenwich, and to the Rag, or to the Junior, or to the I. U. S. C. in delightful anticipations. There are certain small caskets In battered uniform cases, which contain estates in Scotland and Ireland, and snug fishing and shooting boxes in every game-haunted or salmon frequented angle of the world There are single jewels which shall meet the demands of Von Strultus & Co., settle that little transaction at the Corner, pay off the Injured Smith, and leave a good balance with the agent besides in young Quercusa favor, and Culls returns home, if all accounts be true, with quite sufficient to meet the extravagoot propositions of old Mrs. Partlet for settlement ten times over. Pleasant times, bat apt to make men find the eon too hot. It Se curious to observe how riehesdevelop disease; how one's liver is affected by loot, end what tremendous ravages in oim's family, among tha nearest and dearest, can be canoed by a few crystals of carbon. The private carrying his musket, and panting along the arid plain, la tormented with visions of a cool interior after the Dutch school—lots of pipes, and pots, and taps—himself iu the midst —he the proprietor of that glorious "public" in his native village I —he can belt he can but get home. The weight of file Left round his waist full of rupees and gold mohnrs assures him the vision can be real ized, and it is no wonder jibe resents the "Fall in there ! fall in !" He has taken castles enough, and our good friend of the 38th feels jest as the legionary soldiers in the lays of Horace, or as the fierce Sikh beside him, who is road to be off to his village, and scarcely can be kept quiet with many promises. Two battas, two shares of prize money, the plunder of two :cities, and many "picking's by the way," have made some of our men too rich for easy soldiering. Even the 23d, when they were relieved from Luck now, managed to carry out a considerable quan tity of valuables. But just in proportion to the ~ l uck" of some regiments are the misfor tunes and consequent dissatisfaction of others. "We did all the fighting, while you got all the loot.', I would not be the foe who have to meet the men with thatremsrk in their mouths. Jost think of the Connaught Rangers—the 88th— not only without plunder from Delhi or Luck now, but actually looted themrelves by the ()wa iler Contingent, and far away from the pleasant ransacking of the Kaiserbaugh.— However, they and the other regiments engaged in the minor and colateral operations against Lucknow expect to receive their bath, although. not actually present at the siege. Every day adds to the prize property, and it' is estimated that the sales will produce £600,- 000. At one time a discovery of cash is made, at another, plate, silver and gold are found in some ingenious hiding-place, which excites some uneasy forebodings that the army won't ',get its due ;" then a casket of jewels is revealed, or come soldier is obliged to give up his 'se cret store ; tho Sikhs—ingenious to such a de gree, and versed so far in looting that it is said one of them can appraise the value of articles in a house by walking past the hall door, and that they can "smell" gold silver, and precious stones—have lately taken to explore the bot tom of the Ooomtee, and their labors have been rewarded by the recovery of great quantities of rich arms, swords, pistols, match-locks rifles, muskets, and articles of various kinds, and some diving and groping excursions in the tanks have been more or less successful. Tho town of Cavriapore is said to be full of the plunder of Lucknow, and if the damage done to publlo buildings, the destruction of private property, the deterioration in value of houses and land, and the results of depopulation could buastima tea, it would be found that the capital of Oude has unstained a loss of five or six millions ster ling—a lees which it never can by any possibili ty recover. There is a daily ealo of the plunder thus sketched. This rubbish oonsista of all kinds of furniture re o lees shattered, n dr u de —vom:Lmesindelicte,drag,.bt.edchan delers, cooking utensils and the debris of allege city tied up in old shawh, sheets, curtains—the re alization of a lunatic's dream of Wardour street with reminiscences of the New cut. On the%a planade are heaps of more valuable stuff—arms and Cashmere, Delhi and Cownporo work—arms of Damascus and Alighoulatan, Inlaid cabinets, leery boxes, models of temples, mosques, chips, brocades, and gold and silver cloths, horse trap lugs, photographic apparatus, richly-bound and illuminated copies of the Koran of Per poems and stories—among which are mov ing, far more carious and interesting than the things themselves, a crowd of very oddly and variously attired officers, tossing over and ex amining the different articles, or engaged in friendly competition for a sword, shawl, or rifle. 19annuoros, Monday, June 21, 1868,—The British Ministry have turned a ehirp corner and completely changed their front sums the intel ligence by the Europe. Mr. Del a's dispatches say distinctly that Lord Malmeabury accepts the interpretation of international law as to the right of visit asserted by Secretory Case, 11114 therefore withdraws from the position which be first assumed. Acting up to this spirit, oriert have been issued peremptorily instructing tit, officers to stop any further detention of Ameri can Te 530.13. to urged, however, that this Government should enter into a mutual arrange ment by which its flag should be protected against abuse by those prosecuting the slave. trade. Lord Malmesbury's speech, on the Bth inst., was made in fall view of Gen. Cases in struetions, and after a comparison of opinions with Mr. Deltas, which shows that It was inten ded aa a concession and not ea affirming the original ground taken by England se It was in terpreted before the official dispatches were rit olved ad undtatood to-dis7.-4r. Y. no.. VOLUME L3M----NUMBER 164. ittottrancs. Merchants' insurance Co. of Philadelphia; WM. V. PETTIT, Prrat.--....D. J. McCANN, Beerehnry. Amount of Capital Stock paid In and hated.-SAOOO 00 Vni3,4.11 35 Insures Cargo Maks On the Ohio and 511.sLaippi Riven and tributaries. Inform simbst km or damage b 1 Ere, alao against the peril. of the 13en, sad inland Narigation and Transportatiun. IatIMMMS. Wm. V. Petit, John o.llontgomery,.Tohn M. rlllArOy, D. J. McCann, R. P. Witmer, Bane Galen, rind. Woolston, John A. Marshall, Charles 11,.Wright, John J. Patterson, Flamed T. Pussy. WM. V. PSlTlT,Presidant, • B. Y. WITMER, Tiro Pmaident. Oman J. McCaw!, Secretary. mama. Be/ger, Lamb & Co., Phflat/L.IW. Buck, Morgan • StMlolec do. Truitt, Bro. & Oa, Pumroy, Caldwell k Co., do. A. T. Law • Co, do. Steinmlta, Janice & Co, do. PITTSBURGII OFFICE, No. DT WATER STRIST . &del R. W. POENDEXTBB, &goo/. ooklls Piro Insurance Company of PHIL4DBLPIII4. DELICISOZIL Chula. W. Bargain', Adolph E. Bolin, George W. Richard; Bancmol Grant, Thor.. David B. Brown, atordscal Jacob R. Smith, Tobias Waganr, Starts Panama. N. BANCE.EB, Pro,ldant. Cantu, 0. BMICSIA 6emetn.7. This Company conEnues to make! losuninces, permanent or limited, on every dmeription of property In tow nod ocantry, at rata; as low ale w cosidstent with iermit7. She Company hare refereed n taro contingent fond. v 2,46,11101 their Capital and Premium; eddy invented, afford ample protection to ttio samral. The newts of the Company, on January let, 18.51, as pole tidied operably to tbs. Act of dasetribly, were as follow eta- Baal Estate, Mllsla --- Stock. 61,089 Oft Cash, 64,348 VALV O3 44 Since their incorporation, • period of frontpanel ye_ary they have paid upward. of One Four II thonearel Dollen Lowe by ere, thereby ordl.n• evidence or the admitageo of Insaraoe, as well as their ability an/ dl to meet with prompt - nos all llabilltiea J. GLIM= COFFIN, Agent, apl9 Offke Southeast oar. Wood and Md eta Continental timeline. Company. hicaryarated by M. terathsr , Q./ it.nrYbxmi. 2 . wrist PERPETUAL 011ARTEIA.. Anthartzed Capital, One Million Dollart r &cured and Aenamdatai Capital HOME OFFICE. N0.•61 Walnut Strut, abort Semesd, Ploladt/phto. Fare Insniance an nothllnp, Tontltnra, Merchandise, to. gonoally. kladoe Iniorance on Cargoes and Freights, to all parts of the vrorld. D 111124 Inaaraooe on Goo* to., by Lakes, Rhona, Canals and Land Carriages, to Oporto of the Union, on tho most favoroblp term., oonatatent frith amity. GEORGE W. COLLADAT, formerly llscorder of Deed., to., Philadelphla. WM. BOWERS, formerly litapplater of Willa. JOIIN N. COIJIMAN, firm d Coleman & Btrdth, Importing llartheme and Cutlery Blerchanta, No. - 21 North Third etre& above /darker, Phila. JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Gat & Son, Coppersmiths, No. V. MAC firm firm of Machet & Importing ilardlrare Merchants, No. 12 te 4 North street, above Baas, Phila. HOWARD RINCELMAN, firm of Livia ton & Co., Produce and Commireirm Merchants, N 0.278 Markot at., above Eighth. Phila. OZORON W. COLLADAT, President. Oars WasoN,lg. - mt.7. JOSIIIIA 11.0BL'ISON, Apui nu. 24 fifth erect ,(up Mira.) •• onongaholn. leasuroini OF PITTSBURGIL OrMccu—JA3ll.lsA. EITITCKIDON, Freddrio. I:6ENTIS M. ATWOOD, Secretary. Orrice, No. 93 Warn Boom, Rai hirer. Amion.d aD /rinds of Are and Nana. RI LUSTS, MAT fig, 1958. Stock Diu Elll.riyabie demand, second by two . Premium Boom-- 57.003 TJ Billo _ 9,965 31 116 !Mane Mechanic.' Beak Sttck—coot....--. 3,9^3300 to do Bohk of Pitsaburgh do do 2,750 00 40 do t Aohatore Bank do do ....--- 2.050 00 100 do Citizens' do do do ....-.. 6,176 CO Balooce of Book Atictinoto. 8,050 09 Ortice Furniture 090 113 $237,710 66 em.crown Wm. B. Names, Wm. A, o.ldwal4 Robt.Dalcell, Wilma 51111cr, Wm. Roo, John McDevitt Ties. 8. Clarke, Geo. A. Berry Jamas A. I.lntchMon 11ENIIT 7d. ATWOOD, SO ey Western. Inm:wax:ace Compun9 OF PITTSBURGLI. GEORGE DARSIE, F'reildeol V. M. GORDON, 134.!r•tar7 onncr, N. 92 N7.40 - r atreet, !Sp,ng Co.'. Ward; ot.k: up &Celts, Pittsburgh. war Insure against all kinds of Fire and Marino Mar A Haat Monad ion managed by Diredare. mho are lea known Gs du community, and unto are deterrein4 by =aptness and liberality, toll.abigal% the character which ,nt arms's , . as offering On bed gratnaon to Mae mho desire to be insured. .1.3.3rra, OCTODEI7. Sl, IE7. Block Aceannta. Balm valdm— opa OpenAccolmm DIA Premium Notem_.._. Pills Didicoantal.... WOMM George Dante Miller, Jr., J. W Butler, IMIB Jame. McAuley, Alexander Speer, Andreae Ackley, El==l P. M. GORDON, Sely Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine Ins. CO. Office, No. 96 Water Street, PITTSBIIROII, PA. BON?. GALWAY, President. F. A. Flamm, Bogey Ataier.. BRADIAT, Yloe Beat. ANDISIN 1.1...xx5, PI. Examinhag Phyrician. This Company makes everi Insurance appertaining to connected with LIFE lan& &pima Hull end Cargo Bisdnion the Ohio and hiara ll lsalsaippt rivers said tritsotarlee, and IdArine Risk gen And An d agidnst Lein or Damage by Fire. And against the Peril. of the Ben and Inland Navigation and Transportation. Policies booed at the lowest ratio consistent sith Barely all parties. '--" • Alexander Bradley. Joseph & Leech, John Fullerton, Nathan N. Hart, Dark' IL Chamber• Robert Galway, Samuel McOlurken, Joseph P. &arm, M. D, John Scott, James Marshall, David Richey, James W.Mailman, Chu. Arbuthnot, feDs—my2S-ly Willis= Oar; Rob:trill Hutlei John 11.0111, The Great Western Fire and Manna Ins. CO. OP rira.A.ompnai. oyux in COMpany's 13uReffew, No. 03 Manta, cormr Yburth Street. CILLAM TIIVIMILL. AITYIIOIIIZED CAPITAL—. . 4500,000. Capital paid -- .5231:315 , 700 Buryba, January Ist, ,67 OS FIRE LNERIRAME—LimIted or P= MARINEISTURANCE, Vassels,Ll heights. INLAND INSURANCE by Rivers, Canals, Lakes and Land (.413-rblgo. KILLCIVIM Charier C. Lathrop, 1423 Walnut Arcot. William Darling, 11510 Piz& street. Alorander W hllldeo. BlisrehLtit, 21 2, ..1L Irmo La= 11aalobar4st, &ttartioy and Coomrollor. John O. 11coitcr, Arm of Wright, limiter & E. Tracy, 41111 of Tracy & 0., Goldsmith'. John 11.. McCurdy Arm of Jonah White & hicOurdy Thug. Gilleopia, arm of 011ittoplo & Whir. Jas.& Smith, Arm of Jaa.B. S mi th t Co Qom. hoop IS- Pvllar, aim 7A South Third stmt. John It. 141 . affico coma damn:hi and ?.mean Jamas W t, to (Mahler Batik of Tipp Allred Toy or, &Soo Cairo City Property. loos 1. Slocum, office 133 South'hird wire. O.C. IotTHROY, Priam, ot W. MULLING. Vico LEWIS °BM W ". I. Broach (Moo, 11 Wall st , N. Y. Second Pico Preald't 4.115 S WItIOIIT, Secretary arid Trassurar. It. 111011AILDSON, Amistaut &oratory. IL W. POINDEXTER, Aiwa, fort Irf Wator street, Pittsburgh FIRE INSIIRANCE, si Itlt Reliance !Intuit Warangal Company o PIIILAPHLPRIA On Building", Limited or r,Y aroltnn 1.c., In Town or Connts7. Office No. 308 Walnut Street Ca11143.11111,925-44341s $333,485 Bp.—lnrootedas followc Plat Ifortgagoon floprovideity Property, worth double the amciunt—.— ......$120,M0 00 Pews. Itailrond Co's a per cent. Mortgage Lon, ALeghany count purestd.Punns.ll. 11. Lunn- 10,000 00 Petinnylvanla Dallrotl 0:04 Stack.-- 4,000 00 Stock of the Bellanes blutonl lusursuss Co-- / 9 4 80 Stock of ()aunty E1m15umr"ne•C0..............UN 0 0 Scalp of Sundry lnauranco Ocenpanles......--. 475 CO Bills Bunsinble, buslnen 53,711 00 Book Account,, accrued Intunest,ate..-..--. 5,834 19 V 52,865 50 CUM 'MGM, Preddent. DrUCTO3/1. Stmnd Bliphars, Robert Bt4an,, , Witham Num, Bead. W. Tlagley, Manila MU, Z. Lathrop, . uQ Jacob T. Saab& • Wm. IL ple, Beaelary. - J. IL 0021711, Agent Tbird and:Wood struete Om Tinglot, Wm. A'homplo Davld.B. C. Simpson, Jobs IL Worrell, IL L. Cams, Mart Solead, Kam Jams, C. S. Wasil, Junes S. Woodward, IL Id ' NeltV,Htut fonasylvatiin lne OP 'w' OMe• No. 03 P Wade Hampton, A. /L. Wrier; • Hobart Patrick, • A.ll asoopson, J. EL ham, ' John T" =sai meTZtay. James H.HoSAWN, lirStre anttlistins Watsat.! atoll etsamtPumm Joeob . Yalo tor, Goo. W. emith, Jou% Rody PsYterwo, J. Y.Tionor, J. Odor W. B. 111 1 = 1 : C:A. Conon, Praddellito43o9lr ELTIMMOCII4' ' ' 11 . 1 "inald TMUOn "Sall 11"'4i'Y insurance Fanners' and Mechanics' Fire and Marini insurance .Compariy. N. W. Corner Second and Walnut Eta., PLI'IL4DEL.P.III.A. ' • ASSET't Pittsburgh Ofßee, No.oo water Strnet. T 1103195 J. 11UNTER, Arent. The following fiat will slats the at.r.ount 1.2 a 11 t Pittsburgh Agency for losses Item Juno V 56 to Lpril IE6E: Hearn Goodal, $ 569 00D. MU .... 7 5 Woo. Bidden MO 00 Roehtstet 51st. Co. 153 00 Prank Woh3 400 09 Tip:. 271,00 N. Haas 199 00 J. Howard 00 W. W. 31ellesgor ..... 02 W. Pllseerib. t0 .....1125 Utt John Beath IE7 50 J. 31.1r01n, rel Cid J. L House & C 0..... 0.13 67 TA:, Speree, —EI 00 Nasmyer 2 Graff-- 1002 C O C.ll. CC John Thompson 200 Colltnelislit Richardson 'NO CO Mssl7 Feldhasrla 20 0 0 Lister, 0.0.6 A Cu.. C CO John Watson 00itt. 01111 460 62 .1 31, Huss 10 0:0 ;Um. Bletlstetr) ...... 00001 Phetta, Cass:A co__. 4000 00 ft. S:11 .t Co-.._....... 22 40 J.l. House A Co II 00 Epstm t Co 1.3 f James Woods, 2.1 no Ealrade an St..:o o r Wm. McCully k 25:0 17 Areols 7 1 11 James 5111116 r.._.. 10:03 CO `Adams 51'Cltot0c.k. 4 9 00 W. McCully ACV.... 750 M D. Sa.u.a.d. Total ELM to I'MmerresAmA, City Of rlttsbnrielt, [5. Before me, an Alderman in mid for OW city, pettwortally Mau Thomas J. Humor, Atomt of thoFarmena' ood 51mhaer Inanraneo Company, who, being dnly serorn 11.C<Ordipt to law, dolt &pow =deny that the fortegolng utak-moot ta true. T 7103 J. 111177T1:11., Bworo and webamiltedbotore me, April 7. 155 F. mylsdly 'zoned.. 6..1,z,, Al:lemma. Eureka Insurance Company of Icansylvania mace No. 99 Water et., Pittebarch, ASSETS bIATI,I.7a. Stock Duo-Bills—payable on demacd cored by two approval names.. Ouh in Pittsburgh Trust DLIS Itecelvabla 122 Shams EY-chugs Book 90 do Alochanice Bank Stock — cur_. SOO do Iron Pry Bank Stook-11qt. pal MO do Allegheny hank Stack— car do - Boot Accounts J. Q. Ehoenherger, W.K. Mtnlck, John A. CaagheY, O. W. Batchelor, It D. Cochran, J; Delaware Mutual Safety lamirunec Company, Twierrporatai by the bvieuture r t r itz:b Office, S. E. Corner Third and \Valnut ets MARINE LYSURANCER on Vesed, to ell parts of the world. INLAND LVSUR AA% LS on Geode, he River, ChrL.l. Law and Land Carriages, to ell girt, of 6. EIRE DWURANCLS on Sloreheadte graerille - atom, Dwelling Iloosee,,ta loots of Mt 14:7. Bon 00. 0113otvo .y, -Vet. '24, de, Mortgages, and Real t0te..:.. _ ....E591 01,330 Cay, end other Loaar. ..... 137,011 ad StoCttn Beats Itallnred A 13,G0a Oes Bills ....... Cub on hand 35,- , 9-1 to_ Elalsnoes In bend, of Agents, PI-water., Malian Pelininna . •untly ie a debts dne the Company WM. Martin, Jowl* FL Seal. Edmund 6. &oder, John C. Gaels, John R. Penrose, George G. Le!per Edward CuUngion, A. IL EL Gaston, William C. Ludwig, limb Craig, Spencer Dlcileoln, Churl. Kelley, U. Joon Ilmoks, Jacob P. Jones 11=1=2 TEIO2 arm Lnscsx, gocretary sena' Insurance Campy of WM. BAGALEY, rreaidesn, SAMUEL L BIAILVIELL, Er.,,Lary 011ie< 94 Trait S.'rert, E41.-em t• 1 and Szty.lnanrea hull and Cargo Rlrul ou the Coto an : tits idarlpr Itivors, and Tributaries. 4/W-Insurea against :moor dernags by rm. Jaw, solar: the peals of the firs and Inlsnd liar(-'ion and Trsacs.r. s Woo. Wm Bagsley, Panatela., 1.11. u. Cooper, J... Park, Jr., haw 31. Pennock, P. Ilarbannb, Capt. Panel C. Tont.g. . J.,lat C.I. Philadelphia Fire and fdf, INSURANCE COSIVAII No. 149 elms-ant Street, OPPOSITE TEE CUSTOII-perSi - Will make all kinds of Inntrance, dater rerri.Lrie. r. Limited, on evei7 dern . liption of Property , tt rstisonnble nit. of premium. RODEBT. P. KENO, Przaltlcct. 11. W. BALDW/N, Vk Prvsi L. - LL 0,1% .7.?0 ZS. E. R. C. , . Deor,t , Jobn Cbytoo, Chu!vs P. liars. A B. raugl!ab, P. B. Eavary, a.Eberman. B. r. 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